laxity

Converse of object

• generalize: The only poor result was in a patient with generalized joint laxity.
• increase: However, bed sores, pneumonia and possibly increased laxity of tendons may result from restraint on a mat.
• have: Why has this laxity been allowed to go on?
• enhance: Pregnancy also triggers the release of hormones, which enhance laxity in ligaments, which can contribute to foot strain.
• grow: Montanism is viewed as a reaction to the alleged growing moral laxity and formalism in the Church.
• include: It is associated with a variety of developmental disorders, including joint laxity, patella alta and hypoplasia of the lateral femoral condyle.

Adjective modifier

• ligamentous: Agnew P. Evaluation of the child with ligamentous laxity.
• joint: The only poor result was in a patient with generalized joint laxity.
• moral: Clarendon had high moral views that were at variance with the moral laxity of Charles II court.
• increased: Thus, the increased knee laxity in these subjects may well have been the result of their jumping, not their squatting.
• multiple: Congenital multiple ligamentous laxity should also be specifically sought as it has a significant effect on the treatment of anterior knee pain.
• certain: We have also seen that there is a certain laxity in the use of the term in Ephesians.

Preposition: on

• part: Yet over the past few years, this special character seems eroded somewhat by a laxity on the part of Glasgow planners.

Noun used with modifier

• ligament: I have recently completed a Masters degree and have an ongoing study looking at ligament laxity following ACL reconstruction.
• knee: Thus, the increased knee laxity in these subjects may well have been the result of their jumping, not their squatting.

Preposition: in

• subject: Thus, the increased knee laxity in these subjects may well have been the result of their jumping, not their squatting.

Preposition: of

• ligament: Osteoporosis and laxity of ligaments is common in old age.
• moral: Alexis de Tocqueville found the laxity of morals at these balls incredible.
• control: With the laxity of control, an international bonding and registration system should be introduced, with a substantial amount of deposited money involved.